
".was loving you a sin?hey...i know i hurt you by that sudden break up..i know and im sorry.i saw you cry,i saw you loosing yourself..im sorry.but what could i have done?my family found out about us, they took control over my socials.and they made me break up.they were at school too....how was i supposed to tell you?how could i tell you i was forced?is loving someone from other religion a taboo?why....and worst of all i had to watch you fall apart because of me.im sorry .i hope you will find someone who will be with you.a girl who can be with you my dear! im sorry ...."
Parece que te sientes culpable por amar a alguien a pesar de las circunstancias. Es comprensible sentirte así.
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A comforting guide to help you heal after a painful breakup. Learn to honor your grief without losing yourself in the past, soothe your mind and body, and rediscover a life that is whole on its own.
The most haunting regrets are often not the words we shouted in anger, but the words we swallowed in fear.
Regret is often seen as a negative emotion, but psychologists suggest it might be our most powerful tool for personal growth.

"je regrette de ne pas avoir quitter ma ville plus tot"
C'est comme si vous aviez l'impression d'avoir raté une occasion de changer votre vie.

"I just wish my mom would yell at my dad and say something like "why don't you treat her like the amazing kid she is" and not just let him do whatever he wants and say whatever he wants. For once I wish my mom would stand up with me and not be Forced to take his side"
It's really tough when you feel like someone should be sticking up for you, especially when it's a parent.